Examples of using Actually began in English and their translations into German
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Late 2003, they released their final EP before record labels actually began to notice their potential.
Their curiosity actually began well before we pulled out the flags
Since the Balinese actually began as a longhair Siamese,
Writing actually began ten thousand years earlier in the inscriptions that archeologists have found on rocks and the walls of caves.
One doesn't wish to contradict him, even though the Englishwoman's movie career actually began with a singular series of successes.
Antiochus Soter actually began the restoration of its great temple.
She actually began to wonder also if she was"nasty tempered.
this is where industrialization actually began, meaning there are few areas the British have not improved technologically.
The capital-markets union actually began as a slogan, coined by one of EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker's acolytes.
My story actually began when I was four years old
The artistic discovery of the Elbe Sandstone Mountains actually began during the first half of the 18th century.
The story sounds like a fairy tale and actually began in the 1990ies.
when the wool actually began to take shape my jaw hit the floor.
I actually began studying with the aim to become an architect,
Kakarotto actually began to develop a connection with someone,
Anavar actually began to catch on big time with bodybuilders,
Elizabeth Fenwick, co-writer of the book The Truth in the Light-An investigation of Over 300 Near-Death Experiences(1996) actually began her research thinking that all could be explained in scientific terms.
Many people actually began to consume small quantities of a radium solution,
the more generous of their tyrants actually began to wish to bestow on them some favour,
From one perspective, you can say our mission actually began 400 years ago.